Laser Overload: Electric Mind

Great way to pass the time. I was able to go through the first 40 levels easily then I decided to stop for a bit, I only had to ever redo 1 level and that redo I didn’t get any coins so idk if that’s the case you don’t get coins on first go or if my game glitches but try to plan everything out before you mess with the power to make sure you get the coins. No idea if there’s ads though cause I use an ad blocker lol. But the game does give you enough coins to progress through the entire game you just have to make your choices wisely.

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Look, if you want to get people hooked on your game, let them play five or ten short levels in a row without interrupting the flow with an ad. If I like it, I’ll pay. Putting an ad after every single short level—especially when I haven’t even had a chance to get to know the mechanics, it obnoxious and gonna get a bad rating from me. Worst, I played about 40 levels and, while the comp,exits ramps up a LITTLE bit, it becomes clear you don’t actually have much going on. These puzzles are easy and there isn’t much inventiveness. No wonder you’re hoping to get money out of people quick. This game is hollow. Good aesthetics and music. Would be better is I could be allowed to slide into the flow a while first. Now I’m just irritated and uninstalling it.

The levels in this game are well crafted and has a reasonable difficulty slope. The UI is very aesthetic: simple and polished. I like the warping and the joint-nodes; they add an interesting element to the game. My only complaint is that the coins are only useful for unlocking levels, and even that isn’t necessary since you can unlock levels via ad views. The coins could have been used to access bonus levels.

While the first 50 levels of the game are extremely easy, the rest of the puzzles are both fun and challenging, introducing many interesting mechanics very smoothly, without being heavy handed. The minimalist GUI is perfect for this style of game, as well. However - it is frustratingly saturated with ads (a full 30 second ad every two levels, more if you don’t solve them first try), and only becomes tolerable once you pay to remove them. It’s only a few bucks and it’s worth it, but it’s still a bit annoying.

The concept is great and I like the fact that there is help if you are having difficulty with a level. I don’t mind watching ads and getting extra coins but why am I watching an ad for the game I am playing? My other complaint is that the game jumps to the conclusion that I have completed the puzzle when I haven’t finished. if the puzzles have to be done a certain way then it should state that. Because several times I stopped to check and make sure the route was right and the game ended and told me I failed to get it right.